Tony C Smith & Potty Mouth Garden Club

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

06:02 Gardening Challenges and Seasonal Changes

12:02 Cost of Gardening and Profitability

19:25 The Importance of Soil Health

24:35 Benefits of Hot Composting

30:12 Harvesting Compost and Future Plans

41:30 Adapting to Climate Change in Gardening

48:56 Learning from Gardening Mistakes

55:57 The Reality of Gardening Work

Tony shares his struggles with health and travel.

Audrey discusses the benefits of a good night's sleep.

The group reflects on the challenges of winter gardening.

Soil management techniques are explored, including mulching.

The cost of gardening is discussed, emphasizing financial investment.

Mental health benefits of gardening are highlighted.

The importance of enjoying the gardening process is emphasized.

Chop and drop techniques are introduced as a gardening method.

The conversation touches on the unpredictability of gardening seasons.

The hosts share personal anecdotes related to their gardening experiences. Soil health is crucial for sustainable gardening.

Chop and drop techniques can enhance soil quality.

Hot bin composting requires careful management of materials.

Maintaining the right moisture level is essential for composting success.

Weed-free compost is a significant benefit of hot composting.

Evaluating compost quality is necessary before use in gardening.

Winter gardening presents unique challenges and opportunities.

Holiday preparations can impact gardening schedules.

Learning from past gardening experiences is vital for improvement.

Community support and shared experiences enhance gardening knowledge. Hedging bets in planting can help adapt to climate changes.

Soil texture significantly impacts gardening success and enthusiasm.

Learning from past mistakes is crucial for improvement in gardening.

Maintaining an allotment requires consistent care and effort.

Gardening can be more challenging than it appears to outsiders.

Organic matter is essential for improving soil health.

Creating content about gardening can be time-consuming and complex.

Gardening practices should evolve based on experiences and conditions.

Community support can enhance gardening experiences and knowledge sharing.

The beauty of a garden can be a motivating factor for gardeners.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Weather Talk

05:05 Gardening Projects and Construction Plans

11:55 Shed Construction and Quality Discussion

20:50 The Journey of Building a Shed

24:01 Challenges and Solutions in Shed Construction

27:18 Evaluating the Value of the Shed

31:05 Future Plans and Additional Builds

34:30 Winter Preparations and Wood Supply

37:26 Harvesting and Growing in Winter

40:34 Harvesting and Sharing Gardening Experiences

43:21 Cost of Gardening: A Comparative Discussion

44:55 Winter Gardening: Challenges and Strategies

49:17 Transitioning Between Gardening Tasks

52:08 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

It's important to dress appropriately for cold weather gardening.

Community support can enhance gardening projects.

Quality materials make a significant difference in construction.

Planning winter projects can keep gardeners engaged during the off-season.

Blackberry bushes can be managed effectively with proper care.

Shed construction requires careful planning and sometimes extra hands.

Damp cold can feel worse than dry cold due to its penetrating nature.

Using clamps can solve issues with soft timber during construction.

Salvaging materials can be a sustainable approach to gardening projects.

Sharing experiences and tips can foster a sense of community among gardeners. The initial setup of the shed requires teamwork.

Quality materials can make a significant difference in construction.

Investing in good products can save money in the long run.

Ventilation is crucial but can lead to unwanted pests.

Building can be exhausting, leading to a drop in motivation.

Future projects can enhance functionality and storage.

Winter gardening is possible with the right conditions.

Sourcing wood for heating can be challenging and costly.

Growing crops can be low maintenance if done correctly.

Harvesting can sometimes yield unexpected results. Harvesting can sometimes feel disappointing, but sharing experiences helps.

The cost of gardening varies significantly based on location and sourcing.

Winter gardening requires careful planning and consideration of temperatures.

Switching between gardening tasks can be challenging and requires motivation.

Flowers can add beauty to a garden, but planning is essential.

Sharing produce with neighbors often leads to unexpected results.

Understanding the cost of produce can help in budgeting for gardening.

Winter sowing can yield great results if managed properly.

Maintaining a balance between different gardening tasks is crucial.

Experimenting with cooking sauces can enhance the use of harvested crops.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Gardening and Technology

02:59 Managing Digital Footage for Gardening Content

05:58 Chili Sauce Creations and Recipes

08:58 Growing Techniques: Self-Watering Systems vs. Traditional Methods

11:54 Grafting Plants: Successes and Challenges

24:02 Pricing and Value in Gardening Supplies

24:38 Exploring Manure Types for Gardening

26:52 Negotiating Bulk Purchases for Allotments

28:00 The Journey of Growing and Using Chilies

30:02 Tasting and Evaluating Chili Heat

31:59 Chili Sauces and Their Unique Flavors

34:06 Cooking with Chilies: Balancing Heat and Flavor

36:02 The Experience of Eating Hot Peppers

37:56 The Challenges of Cooking with Chilies

46:27 Painful Experiences and Kitchen Mishaps

49:00 Chili Challenges and Animal Behavior

51:00 Harvesting Sweet Potatoes and Ginger

54:02 Growing Conditions and Gardening Tips

59:57 Reflections and Farewells

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Takeaways

The weather has been surprisingly mild lately.

Personal experiences can affect how we perceive temperature.

Technical issues can be frustrating, especially with computers.

Upgrading technology can be a significant decision.

Celeriac can be harvested later in the season.

Chili harvesting can be labor-intensive but rewarding.

Community support is vital in gardening endeavors.

Different climates affect gardening success.

The flavor of homegrown produce can be exceptional.

Cooking with homegrown ingredients adds a personal touch. Chili plants can be slow to ripen, leading to disappointment.

Aubergines can thrive even in poor weather conditions.

Harvesting can be a race against the changing seasons.

Gluts in the garden can lead to creative cooking solutions.

Irrigation systems can save time and improve plant health.

Weather conditions significantly affect crop yields.

Using quality materials for gardening can impact success.

Planning for winter gardening is essential for year-round produce.

Sharing gardening experiences can provide valuable insights.

Experimenting with different plant varieties can yield surprising results. Watering systems can be confusing but are essential for plant health.

Chilies tend to thrive better than cucumbers in certain setups.

Blight can ruin crops, and it's important to recognize the signs early.

Sweet potato leaves are edible, but their taste may not be appealing.

Some vegetables, like asparagus peas, can be surprisingly unpalatable.

Growing peppers can be more rewarding than growing sweet bell peppers.

It's crucial to experiment with different varieties to find what works best.

Tech gadgets can enhance gardening experiences, but reviews are important.

Gardening is a journey of trial and error, with many lessons learned along the way.

Community discussions can provide valuable insights and shared experiences.

Chapters

00:00 Weather and Personal Experiences

03:03 Technical Troubles and Upgrades

06:02 Harvesting Celeriac and Gardening Challenges

09:05 Chili Harvesting and Cooking Adventures

19:29 Chili Challenges and Growing Conditions

24:46 Aubergine Success Stories

26:49 Harvesting and Seasonal Reflections

31:06 Gluts and Gardening Strategies

36:42 Winter Preparations and Irrigation Ideas

44:54 Watering Woes and Gardening Lessons

46:06 Harvest Hopes: Successes and Failures

48:12 Dealing with Blight and End-of-Season Challenges

49:40 Exploring Edible Leaves: Sweet Potatoes and Beyond

51:51 Vegetable Disappointments: What Not to Grow

54:54 The Great Pepper Debate: Sweet vs. Spicy

59:59 Tech Talk: Gadgets for Gardeners

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Takeaways

Gardening can feel like playtime during seasonal changes.

Community gardening brings excitement and motivation.

Hot sauce making is a fun way to use peppers.

Fermentation can enhance the flavor and safety of sauces.

Creative cooking experiments can lead to unexpected results.

Garlic planting is a popular activity among gardeners.

Sharing gardening experiences fosters community connections.

Chili varieties can vary greatly in heat and flavor.

Understanding pH levels is crucial for safe fermentation.

Experimenting with ingredients can lead to both successes and failures. Garlic can be challenging to grow due to diseases like white rot.

Tomato plants can still produce fruit even when conditions are not ideal.

Chili plants may require more time to ripen fully before harvesting.

Cooking with homegrown produce can be a rewarding experience.

Seasonal changes significantly impact gardening success and strategies.

It's important to clear out old plants to make way for new growth.

Gardening can be a source of emotional ups and downs.

Sharing gardening experiences can provide motivation and encouragement.

Experimenting with different planting techniques can yield better results.

Preserving produce is a great way to enjoy the harvest throughout the year.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to the Potty Mouth Garden Club

02:59 Seasonal Gardening Energy and Motivation

05:51 Hot Sauce Adventures and Chili Varieties

12:04 Fermentation Techniques and Safety

14:58 Creative Cooking Experiments with Ingredients

18:02 Garlic Planting and Growing Experiences

21:12 Garlic Growing Challenges

24:42 Tomato Harvesting Insights

30:27 Chili Planting and Harvesting Tips

33:23 Cooking and Preserving Produce

38:48 Reflections on Gardening Seasons

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Takeaways

The importance of seasonal changes in gardening.

Shed renovations can be both challenging and rewarding.

Having a dedicated space for tea can enhance the gardening experience.

Garlic planting marks the beginning of the next gardening season.

White rot is a common challenge for many gardeners.

Community support is vital in overcoming gardening obstacles.

Cost of produce can vary significantly based on location.

Sustainable practices in gardening can lead to better yields.

Sharing experiences fosters a sense of community among gardeners.

Planning and preparation are key to successful gardening. The perfect pepper can be subjective and varies by individual taste.

Cowboy candy has become a household favorite for its versatility.

Growing carrots can yield surprising results, as seen with Audrey's carrot.

Preserving peppers for winter can be a fun and rewarding process.

Soaking garlic in vodka can help eliminate bacteria before planting.

Ordering seeds can lead to unexpected varieties and surprises in the garden.

Hot sauce can be a delightful addition to meals, enhancing flavors.

Tomatoes can have varying flavors and uses, making them a staple in cooking.

Gardening experiences can differ greatly based on weather and conditions.

Sharing gardening successes and failures fosters community and learning. Mortgage Lifter is a unique tomato variety with an interesting backstory.

Pumpkin pies can be freeze-dried for creative uses.

Freeze-drying opens up new possibilities for food preservation.

Halloween treats can be fun and innovative, like freeze-dried ice cream sandwiches.

Gardening triumphs, like harvesting a large squash, bring joy and excitement.

Creative cooking can lead to unexpected flavor combinations.

Community discussions about food can spark new ideas and recipes.

The freeze-drying process is a fascinating topic for food enthusiasts.

Sharing food experiences fosters a sense of connection among friends.

Exploring quirky food names adds a fun element to cooking.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome and Introductions

02:59 Seasonal Changes and Gardening Updates

06:06 Shed Renovation and Challenges

08:56 Show and Tell: Shed Remnants and Fire Management

12:00 Excitement for New Shed and Tea Facilities

14:53 Garlic Planting and Overcoming Challenges

17:58 Discussion on White Rot and Growing Techniques

21:00 Cost of Produce and Market Experiences

24:48 Chili Mashup and Cowboy Candy

26:50 Show and Tell: Audrey's Carrot

28:00 Preserving Peppers for Winter

29:40 Garlic Growing Tips

31:10 The Vodka Soak for Garlic

32:21 Seed Ordering and Future Plans

33:31 Tony's Hot Sauce Reveal

35:40 Tomato Tasting Experiences

40:36 The Quirky World of Tomatoes

42:00 Exploring Pumpkin Pies and Freeze-Drying

46:24 Halloween Treats and Creative Recipes

51:14 Harvesting Success and Gardening Triumphs

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Chapters

00:00 Welcome and Introductions

01:58 Harvesting Success: JB's Watermelon Experience

04:59 Seasonal Changes: Preparing for Winter Gardening

09:57 Hydroponics in the Kitchen: A Growing Interest

11:59 Shed Demolition: Winter Projects Ahead

15:01 Farmers Markets: Sourcing Fresh Produce

19:54 Exploring Local Markets: A Culinary Adventure

22:54 The Challenges of Gardening

24:40 Winter Projects and Regrouping

25:50 Creative Cooking with a Glut

26:58 Planning for Next Season

30:04 Harvesting and Cooking Techniques

32:47 Sowing and Growing in the Off-Season

38:18 Freeze Drying and Preserving Harvests

40:29 Understanding Freeze-Drying Techniques

43:29 Exploring the Sweetness of Freeze-Dried Green Beans

44:26 Preparing for Power Outages and Food Storage

46:24 The Challenges of Freeze-Drying and Equipment Setup

49:37 Gardening Strategies: Defending Against Pests

52:29 Harvesting and Planting: Seasonal Updates

55:25 Soil Health: Fertilization Techniques and Trials

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Harvesting and preserving vegetables can be rewarding.

Reflecting on gardening challenges helps improve future practices.

Choosing fewer varieties can lead to better results.

Weather patterns significantly affect gardening success.

Potatoes are easier to grow in the ground than in pots.

Labeling plants is crucial for organization.

Freeze-drying can be a fun way to preserve food.

Gardening requires adaptability to changing conditions.

Planning for the next season is essential for success.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome and Seasonal Greetings

03:01 Harvesting and Preserving: A Culinary Journey

05:58 Reflections on Gardening Challenges

08:56 Future Gardening Plans and Strategies

11:57 Potato Varieties and Growing Techniques

15:00 Weather Patterns and Gardening Adaptations

18:00 Chili Varieties and Harvesting Experiences

20:52 Labeling and Organizing the Garden

24:03 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

27:13 The Freeze-Drying Experiment

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates

02:56 The Mystery of Computer Mites

05:58 Audrey's Freeze Dryer Adventure

08:53 Harvesting Challenges: Tomatoes and Chilies

12:00 Flavor Profiles: A Disappointing Year

14:51 Chili Varieties and Their Heat

17:56 Green vs. Red: The Great Pepper Debate

33:47 Exploring Fennel Flavors

37:49 Potato Planting Plans

39:48 Harvesting Potatoes: Tips and Tricks

45:37 Sweet Potato Curing Techniques

51:18 Seasonal Gardening Reflections

56:27 Kitchen Innovations: The Food Mill

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Printers can be frustrating and often fail to work as expected.

Tooth pain can be a significant issue, affecting daily life.

Men often express discomfort with pain more vocally than women.

Gardening can be unpredictable, with varying success from year to year.

Soil health and composting are crucial for successful gardening.

Harvesting techniques can greatly impact the yield of crops.

Cooking with homegrown produce can lead to exciting culinary experiments.

Sweet potatoes can thrive even in less than ideal conditions.

Sharing gardening experiences can foster community and support.

Planning for future gardening seasons is essential for improvement.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Technical Troubles

03:07 Health Issues and Personal Anecdotes

05:59 Gardening Challenges and Seasonal Changes

08:47 Soil and Composting Strategies

12:02 Harvesting and Crop Performance

14:54 Cooking and Culinary Experiments

17:56 Reflections on Gardening Successes and Failures

20:54 Sweet Potatoes and Growing Techniques

24:05 Final Thoughts and Future Plans

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The Mediterranean weather can be unpredictable, affecting outdoor activities.

Covering garden beds can successfully deter pests like foxes and badgers.

Harvesting tomatoes late in the season can still yield positive results.

Food preservation techniques, such as canning and freeze-drying, are essential for managing harvests.

Freeze-drying retains flavor and nutrients, making it a valuable kitchen tool.

Exploring new culinary gadgets can enhance food preparation and preservation.

Seasonal changes impact the growth and appearance of garden vegetables.

Community sharing of gardening experiences can provide valuable insights.

Innovative food preservation methods can lead to exciting culinary possibilities.

Gardening requires adaptability and resilience in the face of challenges. The Heinen Yellow Lantern chili is quite hot, comparable to habaneros.

Fermentation is a meticulous process that enhances the flavor of sauces.

Different chili varieties have unique heat levels and flavor profiles.

Chili sauces can vary widely in texture and taste, with personal preferences playing a significant role.

Tomato varieties can greatly differ in taste, with some being standout favorites among gardeners.

The Paul Robeson tomato is praised for its exceptional mouthfeel and flavor.

Fermented sauces can be tricky; adding sugar can lead to unwanted carbonation.

Chili jams are a popular way to use homegrown peppers.

Frank's Hot Sauce is a widely loved condiment, known for its versatility.

Gardening yields can vary, and some plants may produce unexpectedly low quantities.

Chapters

00:00 Weather Wonders: A Mediterranean Experience

02:08 Gardening Triumphs: Battling Foxes and Badgers

05:36 Harvesting Hopes: The Tomato and Veggie Update

11:00 Culinary Adventures: Preserving the Harvest

21:28 Exploring Freeze-Dried Meals: A New Frontier

31:10 Seasonal Reflections: The State of the Garden

35:29 The Art of Fermentation and Sauce Making

39:32 Diverse Chili Varieties and Their Heat Levels

44:21 Chili Sauces: Preferences and Recipes

51:47 Tomato Varieties: Favorites and Surprises

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Recent Activities

03:35 Discussion on Farmers Market and Harvest

08:00 Tomato Challenges and Fungal Diseases

11:13 Early Tomato Planting and Disease Management

16:13 Construction of a Hoop System

19:11 Impressions of the Hoop System

21:40 Protection Against Badgers and Future Plans

22:25 Challenges of Protecting Crops

28:12 DIY Projects and Allotment Maintenance

32:57 Current Harvests and Losses

36:15 Growing Peppers and Making Hot Sauces

45:23 Exploring Different Gardening Methods

46:06 Preparing the Soil for Autumn

50:08 Managing Weeds in the Garden

01:06:40 The Joy of Harvesting

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Takeaways

This year has been challenging for many gardeners, resulting in a lack of a harvest glut.

Buying produce from the farmer's market can be a good alternative when your own harvest is not sufficient.

The hosts discuss the concept of banana chili sauce and the use of bananas in condiments.

They also talk about the slow ripening of tomatoes and the size of their tomato plants.

JB shares his experience with a bean glut in his garden. Planning and preparing for growing tomatoes and chilies

Recognizing and addressing burnout in gardening

Dealing with pest problems, such as foxes

Visiting and exploring different gardens for inspiration David Austin roses can be pricey, but they come with a guarantee and good customer service.

The hosts discuss the methods used to handle black spot disease in roses.

They share their gardening plans for the week, including planting, watering, and harvesting.

The hosts provide information on where to find them on social media.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Discussion of Gardening Challenges

03:02 The Lack of a Harvest Glut and the Plan to Buy from the Farmer's Market

08:48 The Curious Case of Banana Chili Sauce

10:29 The Slow Ripening of Tomatoes and JB's Bean Glut

15:12 Growing Tomatoes and Chilies

23:36 Recognizing and Addressing Burnout in Gardening

27:25 Dealing with Pest Problems

32:44 Exploring Different Gardens for Inspiration

39:41 The Price of David Austin Roses

41:49 Dealing with Black Spot Disease

43:26 Gardening Plans for the Week

53:23 Where to Find the Hosts on Social Media

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Chapters00:00

Introduction and Catching Up

00:59

Tomato Harvest and Freezing

02:29

Tent Camping Plans

03:25

Technical Difficulties and iPad Troubles

04:34

Dealing with Garden Pests

07:25

Exploring Deterrence Methods

09:47

Foxes Damaging Beds and Cages

13:06

Seeking Help and Suggestions

15:05

Using Wire Mesh and Chili Powder

16:58

Funny Experiences and Challenges

17:48

Protecting Plants from Pests

23:04

Challenges of Growing Brassicas

27:15

Cooking Tips: Roasting Red Cabbage

30:12

The Difficulty of Using a Bean Slicer

33:40

Disinfecting Greenhouses and Dealing with Pests

41:27

Exploring the David Austin Rose Garden

44:29

The Beauty of David Austin Roses

47:36

Promoting Gardening YouTube Channels

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Chapters00:00

Introduction and Catching Up

00:59

Tomato Harvest and Freezing

02:29

Tent Camping Plans

03:25

Technical Difficulties and iPad Troubles

04:34

Dealing with Garden Pests

07:25

Exploring Deterrence Methods

09:47

Foxes Damaging Beds and Cages

13:06

Seeking Help and Suggestions

15:05

Using Wire Mesh and Chili Powder

16:58

Funny Experiences and Challenges

17:48

Protecting Plants from Pests

23:04

Challenges of Growing Brassicas

27:15

Cooking Tips: Roasting Red Cabbage

30:12

The Difficulty of Using a Bean Slicer

33:40

Disinfecting Greenhouses and Dealing with Pests

41:27

Exploring the David Austin Rose Garden

44:29

The Beauty of David Austin Roses

47:36

Promoting Gardening YouTube Channels

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"I basically turned around and said, I'm not doing this anymore. It's too much."

"Is that the reason though, why JB, why you've had such tiny onions this year?"

"I think Baba Ghanoush is really simple."

"What's the name of the blender?"

"My red sauce looked like Heinz tomato soup"

"Everything's growing in the garden"

"Peppers are really coming along. So I'm quite sure this week I'll be harvesting some of those."

"Is anybody else finding this the most incredible bean year?"

"How high can slugs get?"

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Work-Life Balance

02:08 Growing Aubergines and Tiny Onions

06:02 Exploring the World of Chilies

13:16 Preserving Vegetables: Freezing and Storage Tips

19:53 Exploring Tomato Varieties and Processing Methods

24:09 The Importance of a Pantry or Larder for Preserved Tomatoes

29:04 The Seasonal Decline in Gardening Enthusiasm

37:44 Anticipation for the Upcoming Tomato Harvest

41:21 Crop Progress and Abundant Beans

53:21 Dealing with Slugs in the Garden

56:20 Territorial Behavior of Slugs

01:00:14 Where to Find the Hosts Online

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Chapters

00:00 The Origins of Grown Local and the Expansion into Seeds

06:39 Quality Control and Testing at Grown Local

11:46 The Popularity of the Black Moon Tomato Variety

16:13 Providing a Personal Touch and Accessible Customer Service

19:26 Tips for Successful Germination

21:36 Greenhouses and Polytunnels: Creating Controlled Environments

27:28 Dealing with Pests and Unpredictable Weather

31:41 New Products and Improvements in Gardening

33:40 Providing Good Customer Service and Reliable Packaging

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• Kitchen gadgets like a bean slicer and apple corer can be useful for food preparation.

• Fresh beans are important for the bean slicer to work effectively.

• Quad grows and auto pots can be used for growing tomatoes and chilies.

• Consistent watering is important to prevent issues like blossom end rot.

• Different varieties of basil can be grown alongside tomatoes in a greenhouse.

• Aubergines and peppers can also be grown in a greenhouse or polytunnel. Growing vegetables can be challenging, but it is rewarding to see healthy crops in the garden.

• Different varieties of tomatoes and basil may have different growth rates and flavors.

• Heat stress can affect the growth and productivity of plants.

• Slug infestations can be a common problem when growing basil.

• Proper spacing and not overplanting can lead to healthier plants and better yields. Lettuce can bolt in hot weather, causing it to become bitter.

• Succession sewing can fail due to slugs or other pests.

• Garlic can be harvested in late spring or early summer.

• Reusing compost from previous crops can be beneficial for growing new plants.

• Supermarket tomatoes may not have the same flavor as homegrown ones.

• Eating seasonally allows for a stronger connection to the natural cycle of food production. Harvesting and preserving tomatoes can be challenging, and it's important to pay attention to watering and avoid under-watering.

• Different varieties of tomatoes have different harvest times, and it's important to plan accordingly.

• Growing fruit trees can be a labor of love, and losing a cherished tree can be heartbreaking.

• The hosts share their experiences with other crops, such as potatoes and onions, and discuss the joys and challenges of growing them.

• Listeners can find the hosts on their respective online platforms for more gardening content.

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Proper watering is crucial for plant health and growth

Weather conditions should be considered when making planting decisions

Growing chilies and tomatoes requires careful attention to watering and feeding

Limited space can be managed by prioritizing plants and making strategic choices

Different types of compost can have varying effects on plant growth

Growing peas and carrots can be challenging and may require special techniques Soil preparation is crucial for successful gardening

Using compost, manure, and soil conditioners can improve soil quality

Weed control is an ongoing challenge in gardening

Organic gardening and the use of organic fertilizers are preferred by some gardeners

Different pests, such as slugs, aphids, and thistles, can affect garden plants

Each gardener has their own techniques and preferences for dealing with pests and weeds

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SummaryThe conversation covers the progress of greenhouse construction, the challenges of seed trays and lighting, the selection and sowing of tomato varieties, and the process of choosing and planting tomato seedlings. The conversation covers various topics related to growing and enjoying tomatoes. The hosts discuss choosing tomato varieties, the beauty of ugly tomatoes, and the joy of tomato sandwiches. They also talk about preserving tomatoes and dealing with an abundance of tomatoes. The conversation includes recommendations for new tomato varieties to try and the disappointment of certain varieties. They also touch on the different tastes in tomatoes and share recipes for using green tomatoes. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of tomatoes, including fried green tomatoes, tomato sauce, and genetically modified purple tomatoes. They also talk about planting tomatoes and where to find recipes and gardening tips.

Takeaways

• Proper lighting and spacing are important for seed trays to ensure healthy seedling growth.
• When choosing tomato varieties, consider personal preferences, taste, and past experiences.
• Creating spreadsheets and lists can help in organizing and planning tomato varieties.
• It is common to sow multiple seeds of each variety and keep the healthiest seedling.
• Sharing excess tomato seedlings with others can be a great way to build community and reduce waste. Fried green tomatoes are best when made by a skilled Southern cook.
• Tomato sauce can be made by roasting tomatoes with olive oil, balsamic vinegar, onions, and garlic.
• Genetically modified purple tomatoes exist, but there are concerns about their impact on the food system.
• Planting tomatoes requires careful consideration of seed varieties and growing conditions.

Chapters

00:00Introduction and Greenhouse Progress

01:20Discussion on Tomato Seedlings and Staging

05:37Challenges with Seed Trays and Lighting

08:13Sowing Tomatoes and Seedling Storage

09:36Audrey's Seedling Production

11:00Tony's Tomato Varieties

12:19JB's Tomato Sowing and Staging

15:47Audrey's Tomato Selection Process

16:26Jessie's Tomato Variety Planning

23:47Audrey's Tomato Planting Process

24:22Choosing Tomato Varieties

25:14Tomato Plants vs. Pepper Plants

26:01The Beauty of Ugly Tomatoes

27:06Growing Tomatoes for a Garden Party

28:15The Joy of Tomato Sandwiches

29:20Trying New Tomato Varieties

30:08The Indigo Blue Chocolate Tomato

30:39Growing Heirloom Tomatoes

31:46Preserving Tomatoes

33:19The Taste of Fresh Tomatoes

34:06Dealing with an Abundance of Tomatoes

35:15Recipes for Excess Tomatoes

37:19Sourcing Tomato Seeds

38:26Timing for Tomato Planting

39:25Favorite Tomato Varieties

40:35Disappointing Tomato Varieties

42:36Exciting Tomato Varieties

43:33Different Tastes in Tomatoes

44:30Green Tomatoes and Chutney

46:08Making Chutney with Green Tomatoes

47:15Fried Green Tomatoes

47:22Fried Green Tomatoes

48:05The Recipe for Fried Green Tomatoes

51:24Making Tomato Sauce

52:31Roasting Tomatoes

54:01Genetically Modified Purple Tomatoes

57:49Concerns about GMOs

58:22Planting Tomatoes

01:02:26Where to Find Audrey's Recipes

01:02:31Where to Find Jessie

01:04:02Where to Find JB

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Grownlocal for your Seeds and everything else: https://grownlocal.co.uk/tony-c-smith/  Host Tony C Smith: https://www.youtube.com/@UChZ1UPhR3D5wIsjLNe6hWJw  Naturally JB: https://www.youtube.com/@JBNat Jessie Plot 37: https://www.youtube.com/@JessieatPlot37 Audrey: https://www.youtube.com/@RealFoodComesDirty   Join Discord and say hello:  Join Discord and say hello:  https://discord.gg/GaQ8bYDAmz  Welcome to Potty Mouth Garden Club - Your Ultimate Destination for Gardening Delights! 🌱🌍

Summary

In this episode, the hosts and guest discuss their recent gardening activities and experiences. They talk about the challenges of managing plants in different weather conditions, including concerns about heat and frost. The conversation also covers topics such as planting peppers, managing shelf space, and the benefits of natural sunlight for seedlings. The hosts share their plans for sowing seeds and visiting the allotment. The guest shares her experience at the Garden Press Event, where she met new people and discovered new gardening products and varieties. The conversation covers topics such as exploring seed companies at an event, the changing attitude towards influencers in the gardening industry, the benefits of YouTube for companies, excitement for growing unexpected plants, challenges of sending and receiving seeds, preparing the garden for spring, and signs of spring in the garden. In this conversation, the hosts discuss signs of spring, including the longer daylight hours and the germination of self-seeded plants. They also talk about using super soil and preparing the polytunnel for the upcoming season. The topic of nematodes for slug control is brought up, as well as the challenges of dealing with tree roots in the garden. The hosts share their plans for early tomato sowing and the excitement of watching seeds germinate. They also discuss the fun and sometimes painful experience of eating hot chilies. The conversation concludes with an announcement of a break in the upcoming week's episode.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Greetings

00:58 Recap of Last Week's Events

01:18 Audrey's Update

03:26 Pepper Planting and Heat Management

04:09 Growing Too Many Peppers

04:47 Other Seeds Planted

05:12 Lighting and Sunlight

05:39 Shelf Space and Juggling Plants

06:14 Potato Sprouts and Planting Dilemma

07:15 Transferring Potatoes to Bigger Containers

08:01 Shelf Setup and Space Management

08:43 Need for Additional Shelves

09:50 Sowing Plans and Allotment Visits

10:29 Benefits of Natural Sunlight for Seedlings

12:18 Comparison of Different Bean Varieties

13:24 Seed Suppliers and Shipping Challenges

14:07 New Tomato Variety: Tim's Paradise

15:30 Comparison of Quad Grows and Auto Pots

18:23 Overview of the Garden Press Event

19:04 Companies and Networking at the Event

19:07 Exploring the Seed Companies at the Event

20:11 The Changing Attitude Towards Influencers

21:22 The Benefits of YouTube for Companies

22:14 Jessie's Experience at the Event

23:01 The Rise of Social Media in the Gardening Industry

24:01 The Influence of YouTube Channels on Product Reputation

25:10 Excitement for Growing Unexpected Plants

27:13 Growing and Harvesting the Menestra Nera

29:42 The Challenges of Sending and Receiving Seeds

31:28 Growing Green and White Aubergines

35:04 Preparing the Garden for Spring

37:45 Warming Up the Soil for Early Planting

40:04 Signs of Spring in the Garden

43:44 Signs of Spring

44:13 Germination of Self-Seeded Plants

45:02 The Joy of Natural Growth

46:00 Using Super Soil

46:14 Preparing the Polytunnel

46:48 Nematodes for Slug Control

47:08 Micro Bugs and Temperature

48:03 Dealing with Tree Roots

48:54 Progress with the Polytunnel

49:19 Installing Chicken Wire

49:32 Early Tomato Sowing

50:01 The Excitement of Sowing Seeds

51:00 Mystery Tree and Root Infestation

52:06 Challenges of Digging Out Soil

53:19 Enjoying the Sun and Outdoor Gardening

54:35 The Thrill of Successful Tomato Growing

55:03 Sowing Tomatoes Early

56:00 The Camera Always Lies

57:05 The Pleasure of Successful Growing

58:01 Chili Munching Videos

59:31 The Fun of Growing Chilies

01:00:01 Eating Hot Chilies

01:00:38 Upcoming Videos

01:01:17 Eating Chilies at the Allotment

01:02:23 Jessie's Pub Video

01:03:19 Break Announcement

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Potty Mouth Garden Club No 60 - Flower Special  

Grownlocal for your Seeds and everything else: https://grownlocal.co.uk/tony-c-smith/  Welcome to Potty Mouth Garden Club - Your Ultimate Destination for Gardening Delights! 🌱🌍  Join the Potty Club community as we dive into the exciting world of gardening right here in the UK and beyond. From seeds to seedlings, nurturing vegetables to the secrets of compost, we've got your gardening cravings covered. 🍅🌿  Explore the magic of greenhouses and polytunnels, where we demystify the art of growing all year round. And if you're a fan of a little spice in your life, Potty Club's got the scoop on all things chili! 🌶️🔥  Get ready to embark on a horticultural journey that spans the globe, as we discover unique gardening practices from every corner of the world. From English rose gardens to exotic tropical paradises, we'll take you on a green adventure like no other. 🌍🌺  Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your planting journey,Potty Mouth Garden Club is your friendly guide to cultivating a thriving garden paradise. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button, like, and share the green love. Let's grow together! 🌱👩‍🌾👨‍🌾"  Host Tony C Smith: https://www.youtube.com/@UChZ1UPhR3D5wIsjLNe6hWJw  Naturally JB: https://www.youtube.com/@JBNat Jessie Plot 37: https://www.youtube.com/@JessieatPlot37 Mark : https://www.youtube.com/@marksallotmentplot Audrey: https://www.youtube.com/@RealFoodComesDirty Sophie: https://www.youtube.com/@theallotmentnewbie Hannah: https://www.youtube.com/@Gingergrows1  Join Discord and say hello:  Join Discord and say hello:  https://discord.gg/GaQ8bYDAmz

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oin our Discord: https://discord.gg/AP5TBQ4rC6 Welcome all. Hope you all have a blast tonight. Here is GrownLocal seeds we will talk about: Get 15% off ALL Seeds with the code Potty https://grownlocal.co/tony-c-smith/  

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Tonights guests are:  Steve Randles: Green Side Up https://www.youtube.com/c/GreenSideUpHannah Reid: https://www.instagram.com/gingergrows...Mark’s Allotment Plot: https://www.youtube.com/@marksallotme... Buy Me A Coffee: Support me in making videos: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tonycsmith My Seed Page on GrownLocal: https://grownlocal.co/tony-c-smith/ Join me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tonycsmith Join Potty Mouth Garden Club channel: https://www.youtube.com/@pottymouthga...

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Onions are a popular and versatile vegetable that can be grown in a variety of climates and soils. To ensure successful onion planting on Boxing Day, there are a few key techniques to keep in mind.

First, it's important to choose the right variety of onion for your climate and soil type. Some onions are better suited to cooler climates, while others prefer warmer weather. It's also important to choose a variety that is resistant to common pests and diseases in your area.

Next, prepare the soil by adding compost or well-rotted manure to improve drainage and fertility. Onions prefer well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. It's also a good idea to test the pH of the soil and adjust as needed to ensure optimal growing conditions.

Once the soil is prepared, it's time to sow the onion seeds. Sow the seeds about 1/4 inch deep and about 2 inches apart in rows or in a seed tray. Water the seeds gently to ensure good soil-to-seed contact. Keep the soil moist, but not waterlogged, as the seeds germinate.

Finally, thin the seedlings as they grow to ensure they have enough space to develop strong, healthy bulbs. Thin to about 4 inches apart for small onions and 6 inches apart for larger varieties.

By following these best techniques for sowing onions on Boxing Day, you can enjoy a bountiful harvest of delicious, healthy onions in the coming season.

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Weekly garden chat with our expert gardeners.

Join us this week as we talk microgreens, ornamental vegetables and a whole lot more and yes... we even talk about the weather.

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Potty Mouth Garden Club - weekly garden allotment chat #23 Subscribe to the new home of Potty Mouth Garden Club: 

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Salad Leaves For All Seasons  (Kindle Edition) https://amzn.to/3VxHyj8 

Labels: Big: https://amzn.to/3yOuGeKSmall: https://amzn.to/3yLFmuG Calendar: https://www.islamiddleton.co.uk/   What not pop into our shinny new Discord server: https://discord.gg/zgyxKUGPFD Join our Patreon to get the live stream as a podcast 

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Potty Mouth Garden Club - weekly garden allotment chat #22

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5 tips for raised beds 5 tips against raised beds in your garden.

Join me today for a Raised Bed Special with Steve Randles from Green Side Up https://www.youtube.com/c/GreenSideUp

We talk 5 positives of keeping raised beds and 5 negatives against raised beds. A fun garden interview

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Join us for our weekly garden chat.  Topics this week include rock dust, getting free tomato plants and a whole garden more topics. 

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